ENROLMENT PROCESS 
1. Complete the APPLICATION FORMaihe_application_form_electronic_v10_2021.docx
2.Upload your file- It will be sent to admissions@aihe.edu.au
3.You'll receive an email after we ensure you have the criteria
- approval or review (You will be notified if you have met the basic criteria)
4. If you are eligible, you are asked to discuss the course via zoom or in person in order that we can answer all questions and outline the course information for you. Its out way of  getting to know if you think you'd like to do this course and for us to find out if you would like it! Some might not continue.
5.if you are accepted, students will be required to have ALL of the following

• Registration to practise with the ASAR 
• A valid working with children check PLUS A police check
• Current immunization.

WHAT YOU NEED 
Download application form here and upload as a file
CRITERIA
You can apply if you are:

• an Australian citizen
• an Australian permanent resident
• a holder of an Australian permanent humanitarian visa, or
• a New Zealand citizen

1. Essential entry requirements
Entrants to the Graduate Diploma will be required to be over 18 years of age and have:
1.Completed one of the following qualifications:

• ​Bachelor Degree in Medical Imaging Science (Radiography or Nuclear Medicine).; or
• Bachelor Degree in a non-imaging medical science (Health related); or
• Bachelor Degree in a non-health related science followed by a Certificate III in Allied Health Assistance*.
• Advanced Diploma, Diploma, or higher level vocational certificate in the field of Medical Imaging.

2. At least three months experience dealing directly with patients in a healthcare facility.
3. The ability to work in Australia.
4. Literacy levels equivalent to IELTS7 Academic sufficient to be able to interpret complex documents, prepare written reports and interpret scans. 
​5. USI 

If you are accepted:
Police check, current immunisation and working with children check to enable clinical workplace training (this is needed if you are accepted into the course but not required to apply)
NOTE
This course exposes students to challenging, emotionally confronting situations within the health industry. It requires students who have sufficient maturity, empathy and work/life experience to provide professional support services within organisational and regulatory requirements.
Students are required to read and interpret lengthy reports and prepare written information for health care professionals. They will also be required to enter and retrieve data from ultrasound equipment.
It is important that students seeking entry to this course undergo an interview to determine their suitability to working in this industry and whether they understand the skills and knowledge required to meet industry standards.